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I cannot get Numerology 4 SE to reliably sync to MIDI in Logic Pro X. For example, using Numerology as a MIDIFX, the N4 preset misses the first step on playback no matter how I configure it to trigger.
In MIDI/Sync Project Settings I have the box checked next to Auto Compensate Plug In Latency. If the region loops, sometimes beat 1 plays...but not consistently. Any ideas? |
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I've got the same problem with Ableton. When running it as a Midi plugin, or even as a Standalone Re-Wired, midi sync is off. I've tried everything, delay compensation, track delays, etc but it's always out of sync.
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Re: Logic --- I've got a couple other issues to sort out, then Logic sync oddities will be looked at... Cheers, Jim |
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Actually just figured out what was 'causing' it or at least how to fix it and returned to the Forum to update my findings - so good timing.
I had to select Quantization as None instead of the Default value. That and using MIDI Toggle option to trigger have solved it- at least experimenting with a single track in LPX. Haven't tried anything more complex yet. ![]() |
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Update: I still have not been able to consistently solve this issue in LPX 10.3.3 and would appreciate some advice.
Numerology 4.2SE run as a MIDIFX plug-in or as an instrument on separate track (using environment to wire) over an IAC Bus still results in the sequence failing to play the first 1/16 note (120 bpm tempo) at the beginning or on reset. The rest of the sequence will typically play in sync and it will loop correctly until it loops to a reset point (Song start, region start). It just consistently misses the first note. I have checked (and unchecked) the Auto Plug in Delay Compensation in LPX project settings which seems not to make a difference. Is this something the N4 Pro version "solves" since it has PDC as a feature? Last edited by zaxmalloy; 01-12-2018 at 05:08 AM. |
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I have N4 Pro, and experiencing the same issues (with Cubase).
Exactly as you describe in your OP. No fix as yet. |
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